Does anyone have any suggestions for making a chinchilla cake?
I already have a hlaf globe cake mold but i’m wondering if anyone has tips on what i could use for acoutrements – ears, eyes, nose, paws, and tail. Also if anyone has an idea how to make chinchilla grey icing i’d be much obliged. Thanks everyone
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Marzipan, you can color it and mold it. Gray icing is regular white icing and add all the food colors together which should give you black and white making gray. if you have a meat grinder you can have fun making the fur by pushing the thickend frosting trough the grinder with the small grind blade (I forget the number at the moment). Push 3in cut, repeat, repeat. Or just use a wide comb to grain the frosting. ok I’m done now , have fun